The department of soil science and agricultural chemistry is one of the first departments created in 1958 by Tselinograd Agricultural Institute. As independent structural division the department of "Soil science and agricultural chemistry" was organized in 2008. The department realizes educational programs of "Soil science and agrochemistry" for three education levels.
The Department of Soil Science and Agrochemistry offers educational programs at three levels of education. The department has a high scientific and pedagogical staff potential. The department's staff includes: 2 Doctors of Agricultural and Biological Sciences, 3 Associate Professors, 1 Associate Professor, 4 PhD holders, 3 Senior Lecturers, and 2 Lecturers (Masters of Science). The support staff of the department consists of 1 document manager and 4 laboratory assistants. The department's scientific qualification level is 73.0%. The department's scientists have repeatedly been awarded commemorative prizes, medals, and honorary certificates from the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan: R.Kh. Ramazanov, V.G. Chernenok, A.P. Nauanov, K.M. Mukhametkarimov.
The educational process at three levels is carried out through approximately 20 disciplines.
1. At the Bachelor's level, the following subjects are currently taught:
2. At the Master's level, the following subjects are currently taught:
3. At the Doctoral level, the following subjects are currently taught:
Since 2015, the Master's and Doctoral programs have been taught in three languages.
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The classrooms and laboratories of the department are equipped with new equipment and instruments, including:photocolorimeters, muffle furnace, thermostats, drying ovens, laboratory centrifuge clmn-r10-01 (elecon), spectrophotometer "ecolab", ph meter, flame photometer, mobile soil laboratory, autoclave, laminar box, motik biological microscope, biolam educational microscopes, stereomicroscope biolams, 5 computer applications, bactericidal lamp, uv box, and others. Additionally, the department houses the only soil museum in Northern Kazakhstan. The museum showcases soil monoliths with morphological and physicochemical descriptions, as well as a collection of natural minerals.
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The practical training of students is organized through partnerships with several key research and agricultural institutions:
• LLP "Scientific and Production Center of Agricultural Science named after A.I. Baraev"
• LLP "North Kazakhstan Agricultural Experimental Station"
• LLP "KazNIILKH and A named after A.N. Bukeykhan"
• Altai Branch of LLP "KazNIILKH and A named after A.N. Bukeykhan"
The department also conducts field-based zonal practice, focusing on the natural and climatic zones, as well as the horizontal and vertical zonality of soils across various regions, including:
• Northern Kazakhstan
• Eastern Kazakhstan
• Central Kazakhstan
This practical approach allows students to gain firsthand experience and deepen their understanding of soil science in diverse environmental and climatic conditions.
In 2023, students of the department participated in zonal practice across various natural and agricultural zones of Kazakhstan. They visited the following institutions: LLP "Scientific and Production Center of Grain Farming named after A.I. Baraev", Altai Branch of LLP "KazNIILKH and A named after A.N. Bukeykhan", LLP "North Kazakhstan Agricultural Experimental Station" in Shchuchinsk, Burabay district of Akmolinsk region, Eastern Kazakhstan region (Ridder city). These trips provided students with valuable hands-on experience in diverse agricultural environments, allowing them to study soil properties and farming practices in different climatic and geographical zones of Kazakhstan.
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From April 29 to May 5, 2024, third-year students (groups 01-077-21-04 and 01-077-21-05) of the educational program 6B08103 – "Soil Science and Agrochemistry", under the guidance of PhD, Senior Lecturer Grigory Alexandrovich Zvyagin, Lecturer Aygul Serikovna Zhedelbaeva, and second-year doctoral student Adilbek Uteshovich Toleuov, underwent field practice (zonal) in Shymkent. They visited the branch of the republican state enterprise with the right of economic management "State Institute for Land Surveying" of the Committee for Land Resources Management of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Turkestan region.
On the first day of the business trip, research work was conducted in the Karatau district, along the Almaty highway near the racetrack (equestrian club). A vertical soil profile was dug to a depth of 120 cm to reach the parent material. The characteristics of the soil layers were determined, including color, moisture, structure, composition, granulometric composition, new formations, inclusions, and the transition between layers. The boundaries of the genetic layers were identified, and changes in layer color were observed. The smear color was studied. When treated with hydrochloric acid (10% solution), the soil started to bubble, beginning from the upper surface. Soil samples, starting from the lower layers and ending with the uppermost layer, were taken and placed in sample bags. Labels were filled out.
The terrain was flat, and the local fauna and flora were studied. Students collected a herbarium of local plants. On the second day of the business trip, the 3rd-year students from the educational program 6B08103 – "Soil Science and Agrochemistry" visited the Asanbay Askarov Dendrological Park. This is the first scientific institution that systematically conducted the introduction of woody and shrubby plants in our republic. The territory of the dendrological park is divided into a floristic zone, including Kazakhstan and Central Asia, Europe, Crimea, the Caucasus, the Far East, Siberia, East Asia, and North America.
On the third day of the visit, in the Turkestan region, Tolebi district, in the Alatausky rural district (the village of Lenger), several soil profiles were dug and studied to examine the foothill soils and soils of the mountain zone. In general, the zonal practice, conducted by students in the field, which lasted for four days, was crucial for consolidating theoretical knowledge.
From May 6th to 8th, 3rd-year students (both Kazakh and Russian groups) underwent practical training in the discipline "Crop Production" at the A. Baraev Research and Production Center for Grain Farming in the Shortandinsky district, according to the educational program 6B08103 – "Soil Science and Agrochemistry". After completing the practice, the students submitted written reports.
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OUR MASTER'S STUDENTS COMPLETED INTERNSHIP IN TASHKENT
In 2024, second-year master's students of the educational program 7M08107 – "Agrosoil Science and Plant Nutrition" underwent a scientific internship in Tashkent. The Tashkent State Agrarian University (tdau.agro.uz) is one of the oldest and largest agricultural higher educational institutions in Central Asia. During their 10-day internship, our master's students exchanged experiences with the faculty and teaching staff of the university and familiarized themselves with the ongoing research activities.
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In 2025, Our Doctoral Students Completed Scientific Internships
Under the educational program 8D08103 – "Scientific Foundations of Plant Nutrition and Fertilizer Application" doctoral student Adilbek Uteshovich Toleuov completed an international scientific internship in the Russian Federation, in the city of Stavropol, at the Stavropol State Agrarian University. During the internship, methods for managing soil fertility and the ecological state of agroecosystems were studied. Based on programs and schemes for laboratory, vegetation, field, and monitoring studies, data was obtained confirming the high accuracy and applicability of the presented methods.
In addition, from March 17 to April 17, 2025, second-year doctoral student Asiya Sharipovna Algoshina completed a scientific internship at one of Russia's leading universities – the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), which holds the 316th position in the QS Top Universities World Ranking. The internship was conducted according to an approved program under the supervision of Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor of the Agrobiotechnology Department of the Agricultural Technology Institute, S.N. Yelansky.
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Organization of the 1st Summer School on Soil Science in Collaboration with International Scientists in 2022-2023. In 2022-2023, a one-year summer school on soil science was organized in collaboration with international scientists from the Leibniz University of Hanover (Germany) and Omsk State Agrarian University named after P.A. Stolypin (Russia). The event featured 3 lecturers from Kazakhstan, 1 PhD in agricultural sciences from Russia, and 2 professors from Germany. A total of 34 participants attended, representing Kazakhstan and Germany.Scientific Contributions and Achievements Over the past five years, the faculty members of the department have published more than 100 scientific articles, recommendations, and abstracts, and have received numerous innovative patents and author’s certificates.
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Development of Academic Mobility and Practical Training
Academic mobility for students, master's, and doctoral students is well-developed, with all of them participating in educational programs and internships at universities in foreign countries and CIS countries, including: Weinstein University (Germany), Omsk State Agrarian University (Russia), Bashkir State Agrarian University (Russia), Novosibirsk State Agrarian University (Russia),University of Eastern Finland, Krakow University of Agriculture (Poland), BGSAU (Bulgaria), Institute of Soil Science (Serbia), V.V. Dokuchaev Institute of Soil Science (Russia), Russian State Agrarian University - Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy (Russia), and others., Practical and Research Training in Major Organizations. To develop professional skills, students and master's students undergo practical and research internships at major organizations in Kazakhstan, including:NAO "Government for Citizens" (Nur-Sultan), RGP "ZherNK", Kazakh Research Institute of Soil Science and Agrochemistry named after O. Ospanov, Kazakh Research Institute of Agriculture and Plant Growing, Research Center for Agrochemical Service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Karaganda Scientific Research Institute of Selection and Plant Growing, Pavlodar Scientific Research Institute of Agriculture, Kazakh Scientific Research Institute of Rice, Kazakh Scientific Research Institute of Forestry and Agroforestry, Scientific and Production Center for Grain Farming named after A.I. Baraev, North Kazakhstan Scientific Research Institute of Livestock and Plant Growing, Kazakh Scientific Research Institute of Water Resources, South-West Scientific Research Institute of Livestock and Plant Growing, and others., Partnerships with Agricultural Producers and Farmers Additionally, the department has signed agreements with agricultural producers and farmers, such as: LLP "Oilseeds", LLP "Astyik-STEM", LLP "Askop", LLP "Astyik-Invest", and others. These collaborations ensure that students gain practical experience in both academic and real-world settings, preparing them for careers in agriculture and agrochemistry.
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Our graduates work in the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan and its departments, agrochemical services of the Republic of Kazakhstan, research institutes, branches of RGP "ZherNK", environmental laboratories, farming enterprises, and more.
The Department of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry was one of the first departments established at Tselinograd Agricultural Institute in 1958. It was founded by I.Y. Polovitski, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, who served as its head until 1971. The founding members of the department included T.S. Steinberg, G.D. Chernishenko, and G.D. Tarasyuk.
The first staff of the department of agrochemistry
In 1964, the department was divided into two independent units:
• Department of Soil Science
• Department of Agricultural Chemistry
The new Department of Agricultural Chemistry was headed by M.V. Afanasyev, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, who joined from Voronezh Agricultural Institute. The team also included Associate Professor V.N. Stebakova and assistants R.M. Savinova, V.M. Khan, and A.F. Nikulina, who also came from Voronezh. Throughout its history, the department has successfully combined educational activities with scientific research.
KEY FOUNDERS:
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Afanasyev M.V. |
Kanivets I.I. |
Zhandayev M.S. |
From 1958 to 1970, under the leadership of I.Y. Polovitskii, the Department of Soil Science conducted pioneering research in fundamental and applied soil science, particularly focusing on the genesis and reclamation of various types of salt licks. During this period, a solonetzic soil research station was established, which later served as a venue for all-Union seminars and national conferences.
From 1971 to 1975, the department was headed by L.V. Noskova, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences and Associate Professor. Her research focused on studying the water-physical properties of chestnut and solonetzic soils.
Since 1964, under M.V. Afanasyev's leadership, graduate students at the Department of Agricultural Chemistry conducted important research on:
• Vegetable crop fertilization
• Agrochemical properties (phosphorus and nitrogen regimes) of dark-chestnut soils in the dry-steppe zone of Northern Kazakhstan
• The use of straw as organic fertilizer in soil conservation agriculture
This research led to the successful defense of master's theses by:
• V.M. Kahn (1967)
• V.G. Chernenok (1970)
• V.I. Rylushkin (1971)
• V.A. Fomin (1974)
From 1970 to 1977, the department was headed by Professor I.I. Kanivets, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, who previously worked in Ukraine and Moldova. During this period, research continued in several key areas:
• Chemical reclamation of salt licks (V.N. Stebakova and graduate student G.I. Uvarov, 1969-1974)
• Effectiveness of different fertilizer forms and laser applications in agriculture (D.G. Kupriyanov, 1971-1977)
• Influence of tillage on soil nutrition (V.N. Fomin, 1972-1975)
A significant achievement of this period was the creation of a 40-hectare agrochemical research station by Associate Professor V.G. Chernenok (1970-1972). This station became part of the All-Union Geographical Network of Fertilizer Experiments and served as a base for research approved by the USSR State Committee for Science and Technology. The results were published in the seminal work "The Fertility of Soils of Northern Kazakhstan and Fertilizer Efficiency" (1977).
In 1977, the two departments were merged into the Department of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, with M.S. Zhandayev serving as head until 1985. Under his leadership, research continued on land reclamation methods for disturbed lands in the Karaganda and Ekibastuz coal basins.
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V.G.Chernenok |
U.Zh.Baydyusen |
A.P.Nauanova |
From 1985 to 1998, the department was headed by Associate Professor V.G. Chernenok. During this period:
The department's scientific output during this period included:
In 1997, the department was reorganized as the Department of Soil Science, Agricultural Chemistry and Agriculture, headed by N.V. Shramko (Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, Associate Professor) until 2001.
With the introduction of the new "Agroecology" specialty in 2001, the department was reorganized again as the Department of Agricultural Chemistry and Agroecology, headed by Professor V.G. Chernenok. The Soil Science component became part of the Agriculture Department.
From 2002 to 2007, the department was led by U.Zh. Baydynsen, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences and Associate Professor. During this period, under Professor Chernenok's guidance, faculty members including R.Sh. Kuzdanova, E.T. Nurmanov, Zh.K. Serekpayeva, A.B. Kudashev, and N.B. Mustafayeva conducted research on crop nutrition optimization and continued developing microbiological studies.
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S.Z.Suleymenov |
A.H.Ramazanova |
Zh.S.Almanova |
In September 2012, the department welcomed a new head - S.Z. Suleymenov, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences and graduate of S. Seifullin KATU (2004).
In September 2013, leadership passed to A.H. Ramazanova, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences and Associate Professor.
From 2021 to 2024, the department was headed by Zh.S. Almanova.
From September to December 2024, A.A. Kashkarov served as acting head.
Since February 2025, the department has been led by E.M. Baimbetova.
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Department Achievements:
In 2014, S. Seifullin KATU ranked 3rd in Kazakhstan for "Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry" (080800) in bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs according to the National Rating of the Bologna Process Centre.
In 2015, the university rose to 1st place in this specialty according to the Independent Accreditation and Rating Agency, dropping slightly to 2nd place in 2016.
Faculty honors include:
Department staff have received numerous government awards, commemorative medals, diplomas and letters of appreciation from the Ministries of Education and Agriculture for their contributions to science and education.
The department actively supports professional development through national and international training programs at institutions including:
The department has hosted visiting professors including:
The first scientific research of the department was organized in 1960 on fundamental and applied soil science - the study of the genesis and reclamination of solonetzes.
In 1964, Associate Professor of the department, V.G. Chernenok began research study ing the phosphorus and nitrogen regimes of dark chestnut soils in the dry steppe zone of Northern Kazakhstan as relatet to plant nutrition. At that time, the first agrochemical station was established to study and develop a fertilizer system for cereals, which was included in the All-Union Geographic system of experiments with fertilizers.
Later Chernenok V.G. continued these studies and obtained new material on the theory and practice of fertilizer application in the dry-steppe zone of Northern Kazakhstan. She determined optimum parameters for nitrogen, phosphorus content in the soil and was proposed a fundamentally new approach for diagnosing crop nutrition status and determining their fertilizer requirements.
Studies on the development of methods for remediation of disturbed lands (mine dumps) in the Karaganda and Ekibastuz coal basins were conducted by Associate Professor Zhandaev M.S.
In the 2000s, the directions of the department's research are the development of methods for diagnosing nitrogen-phosphorus nutrition and the forecast of responsiveness to fertilizers of crops on dark-chestnut soils of the dry steppe zone (Professor Chernenok V.G.), biology and ecology of pathogens of fungal pathagens affecting cereals (Professor Karamshuk Z.P.), methods of creating biologics using plant extracts and microbial consortia to enhance the immunity of grain crops and soil fertility, a collection of nitrogen fixing and mycditic bacteria, cellulolytic microorganisms agents of fungal diseases of cereals (Professor Nauanova A.P.).
In 2015-2017 the staff of the department conducted researchs on the development of methods for the purposeful management of soil fertility, with reference to the system of precise farming, which ensure the optimization of nutrition and the realization of the productivity potential of oilseeds in the conditions of diversification of production (Professor Chernenok V.G.); on the study of the processes of transformation nitrogen fertilizers in the soil-plant system and the development of methods for increasing the productivity of triticale by optimizing mineral nutrition (Professor Kurishbaev A.K., Associate Professor Ramazanova R.Kh.); on the study of the diversity of actinomycetes in soils of Northern Kazakhstan for the purpose of using them in soil bioremediation and plant protection (Professor Nauanova A.P.); on the development of technologies for biological reclamation of disturbed lands and evaluating effectiveness of non-traditional, biomineral and bioorganic fertilizers in the cultivation of sunflower and potatoes (senior lecturers Kulzhanova S.M., Nurmanov E.T.).
In 2016, the department launched the project "Development of technology for processing poultry weste in organic biofertilizer with the help of domestic biological products and their introduction into crop production" within the framework of the grant of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (headed by Professor Nauanova A.P.).
Since 2018, Professor Chernenok V.G. has been conducting research on:
«Developing methods to maximize the productivity of lentil vavelties suitable for Kazakhstan dry-steppe zone, focusing on determining optimal agrochemical soil parametres and developing methods to achieve them, to enhance competitiveness under diversified grain production conditions»
This work is being conducted under Burger Program 217 " Development of science".
Over the last three years, department scientists have published more than 100 scientisic works, including:
- 6 recommendations
- 5 monographs
- 9 teaching manuals
- 84 scientific articles
- 2 innovative patents
- 5 author certificates.
Currently, the department comprises:
- 3 Doctors, of Sciences
- 10 Candidates of Sciences
- 3 PhDs
- 10 Senior Lecturers
- 4 assistants
- Several Masters of Agricultural Science.
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The Department maintains close academic ties with foreign universities and research centers. The Department of Soil Science and Agrochemistry cooperates with leading universities in the near and far abroad, including:
- Belarusian State Agricultural Academy,
- University of Alberta (Canada),
- National Research Tomsk State University,
- Lomonosov Moscow State University,
- RUDN University
- Tashkent State Agrarian University.
The department’s international cooperation includes:
- preparation of doctoral students,
- participation in projects,
- internships of teaching staff,
- and other activities.
Partner institutions include:
- Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz University Hannover
- Wageningen University
- V. Dokuchaev Soil Institute (Russia)
- Ondokuz Mayýs University
- Belarusian State Agricultural Academy
- University of California Davis
- AgroParisTech University
- Omsk State Agrarian University named after P.A. Stolypin.
The teaching staff of the department have completed internships at the foiiowing institutions:
- Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz University of Hanover (Germany);
- V. Dokuchaev Soil Institute
- ICET International Center for Educational Technologies (Republic of Belarus).
From May 29 to June 6, 2022, a series of lectures was delivered by foreign scientist Dr. Peter Chokura (Poland) on the topic “Nutrition of Garden Plants: Growing Vegetables in Greenhouses”.
As part of academic mobility, Nigeria graduate student Diri Kelvin Harrison enrolled in the program in 2022.
Under the international Bolashak program, Senior Lecturer and Candidate of Agricultural Sciences Kenzhegulova S.O. won a grant for a scientific internship at an Australian university, which took place from January 10, 2024, to January 15, 2025.
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Soil scientists and agrochemists work within the agricultural sector, land management design organizations, land committees, and cadastral services, agrochemical and ecological laboratories, environmental control services, nature reserves and forestry, research institutes, and higher education institutions, among others.
They actively participate in scientific projects under program-targeted, grant, and contract-based funding. Scientific research is conducted at the Agroecological Testing Center and the BioKATU laboratory.
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Student scientific conferences play an important role in organizing students` research work (RWS) and effectively summarizing its results. Students studying in the field actively participate in conferences for young scientists and students, demonstrating excellent results in scientific publications.
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Fourth-year students of the LOGO program – Musataeva Madina Saparovna (October 25, 2024–April 26, 2025), Zhanbatyrov Damir Kuandykovich, Nurlumbaev Maksat Aidargazyevich, and Umirzak Nagi Kenzhebekuly (June 7, 2024 – September 27, 2024) completed their internship in Germany at the organizations "Deula-Nienburg" and "LOGO e.V.". We look confidently to the future, believing that our young specialists will strive to improve soil fertility.
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In the 2024-2025 academic year, third-year students of the LOGO program: Abdunosirova Yuldiz Ruslankyzy, Abenova Ulpan Baymankyzy, Abdisalyk Karakat Asylankyzy, and Kolbai Asylzat Bakhtizhankyzy submitted their documents and successfully completed their internship at the organizations "Deula-Nienburg" and "LOGO e.V." in Germany. The future specialists are committed to contributing to the enhancement of soil fertility.
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Kulbai Asylzat Bakytzhankyz successfully completed the online course "AI Basics: Overview of AI (Kazakh)" on media ethics and management on May 26, 2024. This non-academic course was authorized by the University of Amsterdam and hosted on the Coursera platform. Additionally, she completed an artificial intelligence course available on the Huawei platform, based on Huawei ICT Academy, on March 21, 2025.
Abdunosirova Yuldiz Ruslankizi completed a career development course (online non-academic course authorized by the University of California, Irvine). She also finished the "AI Basics: Overview of AI (Kazakh)" course on artificial intelligence on the Huawei platform: on May 25, 2024 (Coursera) and on April 1, 2025 (Huawei ICT Academy).
At the university, the student research paper competition is held annually as partof the framework of the "Seyfullin Legacy" scientific-practical conference. During this event, mechanisms for encouraging student scientific research activities and their scientific supervisors are improved.
As a result of various scientific conferences and Olympiads, students of the department are awarded diplomas, certificates of honor, and letters of appreciation annually. In general, the participation rate of students in conferences and student research paper competitions is at least 10-15% each year.
Professor, Doctor of Biological Sciences A.P. Nauanova has successfully supervised the preparation of 5 candidates of Biological sciences, 4 Doctors of Philosophy (PhD), and over 40 Masters in Agricultural Sciences. Similarly, Professor, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences V.G. Chernenok has mentored more than 20 Masters in Agricultural Sciences and one doctoral student.
The department actively promotes academic mobility. In recent years, students specializing in this field have participated in academic programs at the University of Eastern Finland, the Kazakh National Agrarian University, and the M. Auezov South Kazakhstan State University. Additionally, S. Seifullin Kazakh Agrotechnical ResearchUniversity hosts students from various institutions, including the M. Auezov South Kazakhstan State University, Zhangir Khan West Kazakhstan Agrarian Technical University, and the Kazakh National Agrarian University, as part of internal academic mobility initiatives.
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2022-2023 ACADEMIC YEAR |
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Soil science and agrochemistry |
6B08103 – "Soil science and agrochemistry" |
Beknazarova Rabiga Zhalgasbekovna |
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Almaty |
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Soil science and agrochemistry |
6B08103 – "Soil science and agrochemistry" |
Erimbet Sana Kairgalyovna |
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Almaty |
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2023-2024 academic year |
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Soil science and agrochemistry |
6B08103 – "Soil science and agrochemistry" |
Kuanay Gulnaz Orynbekqyzy |
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Almaty |
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Soil science and agrochemistry |
6B08103 – "Soil science and agrochemistry" |
Orynova Tansholpan Bauyrzhankyky |
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Almaty |
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2024-2025 academic year |
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Soil science and agrochemistry |
6B08103 – "Soil science and agrochemistry" |
Abdurakhmanova Sabina Abdurashit kizi |
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г. Астана |
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Soil science and agrochemistry |
6B08103 – "Soil science and agrochemistry" |
Kusherbek Madina Kulanbekkizi |
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г. Астана |
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010000, Republic of Kazakhstan, Astana,
pr. Moldagulova 27, 62, building number 5
Ph. +7 (7172) 31 13 08
6В081 Agronomy
6B08102 Breeding and seed production
6B08103 Soil science and agrochemistry
6B08105 Advanced Agronomy Science
7М081 Agronomy
